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chart - hot to display additional y scale in programaticaly?

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hi,

        i am using chart with lv 8.6. i have bundled with 6 channels of data and connected with chart. i have to select my channels and according to display the y scale for each channels. this should be in programmatic way. how to do this?

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Balaji DP
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Hi Balaji DP,

can you explain a bit more?

 

If you need more than one y Scale then, afaik you have to manually copy the existing one. If you have as much YScales as you need, then you can select them with a property node.

 

Mike

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Mike is right, you cannot create scales during execution, you can however hide them and select the scale for each plot at will:

 

 Example_VI_BD.png

 

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You can also select the scale(s) to use while running by right-clicking the plot in the legend and selecting from the menu.

 select scale.png

And, as you can see from the menu you can modify many other characteristics of the plots from this same menu.

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hi

 

i just want to add a y scale, for each channel . please find this attachment 

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Balaji DP
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Not sure, but see if this functionality is what you wanted.

 

James

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hi,

        can you send me chart1.vi as lv 8.6 version...? 

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Balaji DP
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Sorry for the delay, I've just been busy today.

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Thanks Jones,

                        this is what i expected... 

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Balaji DP
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Hi Jr,

 

If you add a litle text explaining what you are doing in code that you post without an image, you can still earn Kudos from the prowlers.

 

Without the text we are left wondering what was in that accepted solution or are forced to down load it just to take a peak. Do you really want to make the prowlers work that hard to determine if your post was good?

 

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